Question 7 If you fail to use the WHERE clause in a DELETE statement... all rows in the table will be deleted the entire table will be deleted all the columns will be deleted None of the above
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Step 1: When you execute a DELETE statement without a WHERE clause, it will delete all rows in the table that the DELETE statement is targeting. Show more…
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